I'm looking to add some sound dampener to my ranger trucks doors and plan on using second skin products to do it. The first layer will be a layer of damplifer material. Then I'm thinking of putting overkill on top of that. However I'm not sure if i should get overkill pro or just the regular overkill for the doors.

What I'm wondering is if it will fit in there behind the power windows. Has anyone here with a ranger successfully installed overkill pro inside the doors?

here's the difference in specs.

overkill specs:
Thickness .125 in (3.17 mm)
Mass/Area .013 lbs/Sq.Ft. (.063 kg/m²)
Heat Tolerance 225 °F (107 °C)
Sheets 24inX54in (60.96cmX137.16cm)

Overkill pro specs:
Specifications:
Thickness .375 in (9.52 mm)
Mass/Area .174 lbs/Sq.Ft. (.849 kg/m²)
Heat Tolerance 225 °F (107 °C)
Sheets 24inX54in (60.96cmX137.16cm)

 

doh well nm i went ahead and googled it and found out it should fit so i went ahead and ordered it

 

I used fat mat when i did mine and only did one layer. Man the difference it made was amazing.

 

yeah I'm hoping this will do the same especially behind the speakers. The only problem is I haven't found a good adhesive to use as of yet. Overkill pro doesn't come with adhesive. I will be putting it over damplifier. Any suggestions on that part? otherwise I'll probably just go to home depot after it arrives and see what they have for adhesives.

 

3m spay stuff usually works good but i dont know for that stuff.

 

Overkill pro is just a thicker version of over kill. I'd start with 2 layres of sound deadener. If you feel like there is too much wind noise or the truck sounds hollow then add overkill or overkill pro.